Cities

Here you will find Hivos’ Annual Report 2024. In this report, we’re looking back at some of the results we and our partners have achieved in 2024. The report also contains Hivos’ Annual Accounts.

At FFD4 in Sevilla, Hivos co-hosted a dynamic side event on financing for gender equality, uniting global ministers, feminist leaders, and development partners. Despite underwhelming conference outcomes, the event showcased strong political will and collective action for advancing a feminist agenda in development financing. Read the full event readout here.

This learning brief shares key insights, lessons, and recommendations from five years of Capacity Strengthening (CS) under the We Lead program.

Hivos believes that human life in its many forms is valuable, and people in all their diversity have potential and talent. Living a life with freedom and dignity, with respect for each other and the planet leads to greater individual and collective well-being and fair and vibrant societies. We cooperate with various partners across four […]

Narrative Kitchen is an invitation to rethink our relationship with food.

The Urban Futures systematization document for the city-region of Medellín, Colombia, reflects the collaborative effort led by Fundación Mi Sangre alongside more than 60 organizations and key stakeholders in the food system.

Active in the MENA region since 2004, Hivos forges partnerships with individuals, groups and organizations that share our vision of advancing human rights and democracy and creating inclusive societies.

The implementation strategy features an analysis of the current state of the food system in Quito-Chocó Andino, presents the Theory of Change and contains a comprehensive work plan.

The GreenWorks Program, implemented by an alliance led by Hivos, contributes to climate change mitigation by creating sustainable business and job opportunities for more than 9000 young women and men in the green economy in North Africa. This is the program’s annual report 2023.

The undersigned organization are gravely concerned that every year, 12 million girls are married or in unions worldwide with an estimated 640 million girls and women alive today who were married as children.